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Vocabulary 3 Match the sentence halves.

1 Complete the table with the food 1 Crisps are crunchy and ___
items below. 2 Limes taste ___
biscuit bread cheese egg fish 3 Chocolate and ice cream are ___
juice onion orange potato rice 4 Mangoes are sweet and ___

a juicy.
Countable Uncountable b salty.
c sweet foods.
d sour.

1 point for each correct answer. Total 4 points /4

Grammar
4 Choose the correct words to complete
1 point for each correct answer. Total 10 points / 10 the conversations.
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2
A: ____________ orange juice for her.
Choose the correct adjectives to
a I order b I ordered
complete the sentences.
2
B: Oh, no. ____________ apple juice!
1 Some fruits, like oranges, are very spicy /
a She wanted b She want
juicy, and we can make drinks with them.
2 Ham is my favourite meat, but it’s very
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salty / crunchy! Now I need some water! A: When ____________ stop the football
match?
3 I can’t eat lemons. They’re too sour /
sweet! But mangoes are delicious. a have you b did they
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4 Felipe eats lots of biscuits and cakes. He B: They ____________ it at 7.30 p.m.
eats too many sweet / salty things. a stopped b stop
5 Wow, this curry is so hot and crunchy /
spicy! I need a glass of very cold water. 5
A: Did he ____________ the meal?
6 We usually have a snack, like crisps or a enjoyed b enjoy
crackers, or other sour / crunchy things. 6
B: Yes, he ____________.
1 point for each correct answer. Total 6 points /6 a does b did

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A: What did they ____________?
a carry b carried
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B: They ____________ anything.
a didn’t carry b not carry

1 point for each correct answer. Total 8 points /8

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5 Complete the sentences with the 6 Today is Friday, 30th March, 2018.
verbs below. Look at Lola’s diary. Pay attention to
the dates and times. Then answer the
ate became began brought came questions using the correct past
chose grew had saw thought tense verbs and time expressions.
1 They ____________ a great restaurant a few months ago last week last year
for dinner. two days ago two years ago yesterday
2 We ____________ home at half past four.
3 Bianca ____________ her cousin to the Lola’s diary
th th
café. 29 March, 2018 28 March, 2018
4 He ____________ a big party for his Thursday, 6 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m.
birthday. homework visit grandparents
rd th
5 I ____________ you at the swimming 23 March, 2018 8 January, 2018

pool yesterday. Friday, 4.30 p.m. Monday, 5 p.m.

shopping with Mum play piano
6 Ramiro ____________ three burgers for th th
16 May, 2017 12 March, 2016
lunch!
Sunday, 12.30 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m.
7 It’s a great song. It ____________ lunch with Uriel buy a new dress
famous last year.
1 When did Lola do her homework?
8 The film ____________ at 7 p.m.
Lola ____________ her homework
9 I ____________ the lasagne was
____________.
delicious!
2 When did Lola visit her grandparents?
10 Our new dog ____________ very fast.
Lola ____________ her grandparents
He’s really big now!
____________.
1 point for each correct answer. Total 10 points / 10
3 When did Lola go shopping with her
mum?
Lola ____________ shopping with her
mum ____________.
4 When did Lola play the piano?
Lola ____________ the piano
____________.
5 When did Lola have lunch with Uriel?
Lola ____________ lunch with Uriel
____________.
6 When did Lola buy a new dress?
Lola ____________ a new dress
____________.

1 point for each correct answer. Total 6 points /6

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7 Choose the correct words to complete

the conversations.
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A: Could you like / Would you like a
pizza?
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B: Yes, please. Would I have /
Could I have tomato and onion on it?
A: I’m sorry. We haven’t got any onion today.
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B: OK. I like / I’d like ham instead.

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A: Could / Would I have a drink, please?
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B: Certainly. Would / Could you like water
or milk?
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A: I’m / I’d like some juice, please.

1 point for each correct answer. Total 6 points /6

Total 50 points / 50

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